Track Pageviews for Your Webflow Website

Cloudflare for SaaS Orange-to-Orange (O2O) lets you put your Webflow website behind your own Cloudflare zone, even though Webflow also uses Cloudflare. Requests pass through your Cloudflare zone first and Webflow's Cloudflare zone second, allowing your zone to apply its configuration and produce HTTP request logs.

Step 1: Connect Webflow to Cloudflare

• If you do not already have one, create a Cloudflare account and add the domain you use for your Webflow website
• Follow Cloudflare's Webflow O2O setup guide to enable O2O and connect your website to Cloudflare
• Make sure that the DNS records for each website hostname you want to track, such as example.com and www.example.com, have Proxied (orange cloud) enabled

Step 2: Configure Cloudflare Logpush

Once your website's traffic is passing through your Cloudflare zone, follow the Cloudflare Logpush guide to forward HTTP request logs to Known Agents.